accessibility

问题 I programmed my landing page with GWT. In IE I get this empty band at the end of it (I painted it in green so that you can see it): This only happens in IE (I'm testing with IE9). Not in Chrome, not in Firefox, not in Safari. Checking out the DOM, the responsible for this area is the following div: For some reason, the " display:none; " inline rule is not working. If I uncheck it and check it back again, then the green band disappears!! But I'm not gonna ask my users to do that each time they

问题 I programmed my landing page with GWT. In IE I get this empty band at the end of it (I painted it in green so that you can see it): This only happens in IE (I'm testing with IE9). Not in Chrome, not in Firefox, not in Safari. Checking out the DOM, the responsible for this area is the following div: For some reason, the " display:none; " inline rule is not working. If I uncheck it and check it back again, then the green band disappears!! But I'm not gonna ask my users to do that each time they

问题 Greetings everyone, A friend and I are discussing the possibility of a new project: A translation program that will pop up a translation whenever you hover over any word in any control, even static, non-editable ones. I know there are many browser plugins to do this sort of thing on webpages; we're thinking about how we would do it system-wide (on Windows). Of course, the key difficulty is figuring out the word the user is hovering over. I'm aware of MSAA and Automation, but as far as I can

问题 I know some languages emphasise words differently to English, e.g. via changing word endings rather than stressing words with inflection of the voice. If you are localising a site, would you trust that <strong> and <em> tags (and their placement) will have the same meaning in other languages — would you maintain this emphasis, check with your translator or leave them out? What I'm wondering is how this translates (excuse the pun) into the semantics of the web? — Strong and em tags carry

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed last year . I'm a blind college student who is taking an introduction to programming class that focuses on user interface design. The class is using Processing, which is completely inaccessible. I'm looking for a language that will allow me to create GUI's without drag and drop and

问题 Can anyone explain what happens to CSS in high contrast mode? http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2009/11/04/css-sprites-vs-high-contrast-mode/ In high contrast mode all background images and colors are ignored — replaced with high contrast colors such as white on black or black on white. The other issue is that background images are not always printed. Is there anything more than this? I have login form that looks suboptimal and I am trying to investigate. Untill recently there were https:/

问题 As question really. I have an input box on my page that I would like to ignore when navigating using the keyboard tab key. I'm using this input box as a simple bot honeytrap and positioning it off the page, so at the moment when using the tab key, it looks to the user as though nothing has focus when they tab to this element. 回答1: You can set the tabindex="-1" on this element so it's ignored in the tab order. 0 tells the browser to figure out the tab order on it's own, -1 tells the browser to

问题 So I am working on a project that requires a <div> with an onclick event. I've got the main functionality working, but there is one problem. I need the onclick event to happen when the user tabs to the <div> and presses enter. I added a tabindex to the <div> which allows it to gain focus, but nothing happens when the user presses enter (or any other key). Can anyone help me with this? Or is what I want not even possible? Here is a jsfiddle demonstrating my problem. http://jsfiddle.net

问题 So I am working on a project that requires a <div> with an onclick event. I've got the main functionality working, but there is one problem. I need the onclick event to happen when the user tabs to the <div> and presses enter. I added a tabindex to the <div> which allows it to gain focus, but nothing happens when the user presses enter (or any other key). Can anyone help me with this? Or is what I want not even possible? Here is a jsfiddle demonstrating my problem. http://jsfiddle.net

问题 I am trying to modify the CSS of the website http://www.baomoi.com for my grandmother. I'd like to modify the CSS for easier readability for her and to make it more minimalistic. I have tried using a JavaScript bookmarklet: javascript:(function(){if%20(!document.getElementById('someuniqueid')){var%20objHead%20=%20document.getElementsByTagName('head');%20if%20(objHead[0]){if%20(document.createElementNS%20&&%20objHead[0].tagName%20==%20'head')%20var%20objCSS%20=%20objHead[0].appendChild